St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-20

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lected for the occasion. A supper was
ing by the ladies of the post.
A farwell reception was rendered by
the Third UniverSaliSt church to its re-
firing pastor, Prof. William r. Dob
byns, "wednesday evening at Twenty
seventh street hall. During the even
ing Prof. DobbynS was presented with
a handsome gold watch, the presenta-
ton speech being made by Rev. w. Ii.
Harrington, to which the recipient re-
sponded most gracefully.
George l.. Hanson and Fred G.. Smith
gave pleasant dancing party on Tues
day evening at MalcOlm's dancing acad-
envy. About seventy couples were pres
ent to enjoy social hop. At II o'clock
an elaborate lunch was served by May,
the caterer. The floor and introduction
committee consisted of MesSrs. James
Bishop, James Petit, E. b. Smith, Al
fred Kerridge.
The members of the !: Tam O'Shanter
club engaged in night of prose" Fri
day evening in their rooms, % Syndi-
cate, each member reading his favorite
selection and giving his reasons for con-
Sidering his choice the best. Next Fri
day evening the club will debate the
question: Gen. Lee was greater gen.
eral than Grant.
Miss McFerley, who has acted as stem
Ographer for the Northwestern COllec-
ton agency for long time, was pre-
scented with a handsome gOld-headed
umbrella, by her employers and asso-
ciates in the office, upon her resignation
to take a similar position with &. X.
Ktrkbride & Co., chamber of commerce.
The committee of the Grand Canton
No. 1, P. M.,and d. of r. No. III. o. o.
F., have completed arrangements for a
grand party Thursday evening. Nov.
"a, at Odd Fellows hall, being Thanks
giving night. A complete supper has
been engaged and good supper.
The young people of the Plymouth
church congregation gave pleasant
social in the parlOrS of the church on
Wednesday evening, in the form of an
cipal features of the evening was the
rendering of the Golden Wedding" by
Mrs. A. w. Worthington.
The quarterly meeting of the Ladies'
Home Mission union was held at the
Fourth Baptist church, Wednesday.
About fifty ladies were present, and
several interesting letters were read
from some of the home mission workers.
The regular association meeting has
been put off indefinitely.
The NOrmanna ssociety at their meet
ing Thursday evening appointed the
following committee to make arrange
ments for an entertainment to be given
in the near future: Judge L. NJ. Rand,
Hon. F. A. Husher, o. Hegna, Fritz
Manver and A. II. EdStOn.
The Unity club gave the first of
series of fortnightly dances at Curtiss'
hall Friday evening. The club was re-
Gently organized and numbers about
forty. Some thirty couples were present
and danced till midnight to the music of
Millard's orchestra.
Mary Kirtland entertained about
thirty of her most intimate friends and
relatives at her home, 1928 Sixth street
southeast, Wednesday evening. Music
and singing was part of the entertain
ment, after which an elab crate lunch
was served.
The Caledonian society gave a very
pleasant musical and literary entertain
ment at Curtiss' hall on Tuesday even
ing Rev. DR.. Malcolm G.. Dana deliv-
cred an address on Scotland, with
"reminiscences of Her People and Their
Achievements"
Mrs. J. Jones and daughter enter
tanned the South side cOterie a few
evenings since at the family residence,
90S Fifteenth avenue south. A ''MikadO"
party will be given by the cOterle
Thanksgiving evening.
The second annual reception of the
Homeopathic hospital, under the aus
pices of the Ladies' Aid society, was
given Wednesday afternoon from to 5
at the hospital, 1440 Fourth avenue
south.
C. II. Petit and wife entertained a
party of friends at tea at their home on
Second avenue and Tenth street last
evening, after which apleasant evening
was passed in most social way.
Miss Rose, 500 Nicollet avenue, gave
birthday party to number of friends
last Tuesday evening. An excellent
lunch was enjoyed by about twenty of
her most intimate friends.
A grand ball and concert will be given
at Germania hall, 1011 Northeast Main
street, Thanksgiving eve, Wednesday,
Nov. %. Concert by Georgia (colored)
quartette. Music by Plates band.
The Faust club gave the first of Sc
ing academy on Wednesday evening.
About forty couples were present and
enjoyed pleasant evening.
hThe Misses Frances and Minnie En-
bury, of Oak Lake, who are about to
leave for California, gave a party to a
number of friends few evenings ago,
prior to their departure.
The Woman's Suffrage association
held meeting at headquarters on Tues
day afternoon at 3 o'clock. The princi-
pal discussion was, "Why the W. &. L.
L. Seeks the Ballot"
The Third UniverSalist parish gave a
reception to their retiring pastor, Rev.
w. r. Dobbyn, last Wednesday evening.
Rev. Dobbyn was presented with a
handsome gold watch.
Miss Maude Thompson, 2314 Portland
avenue, who has been entertaining Miss
Edna A. Buell., of Chicago, recently
gave large party in honor of her
friend.
Mrs. E. H. Long, 800 Fourth street
southeast, entertained the Toboggan
Whist club last week. The club met
with Mrs. F. c. Barrows Monday even
ing,
Miss Nellie Young recently :gave a
party to a number of her friends at her
home. Music, dancing and refresh
mentS were the features of the evening.
The ladies of the Dudley P. Chase
post gave dime social last Wednesday
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Piper, zoos Sixth street Northeast.
The Patriarchal Circle, Temple No. 1,
enjoyed delightful party few even
ings since at Window hall. They are
TO give three more entertainments.
Mr.. NickerSOn, son of Mr.. and Mrs E.
Nickerson, gave party to about thirty
friends yesterday afternoon, in honor of
his eighteenth birthday.
Tho Cedar Avanun association will
give an oyster supper at their hall, cor
ner Eighteenth and Cedar avenues,
Wednesday evening.
non Tuesday evening last Mrs. George
W. Gates, Chestnut avenue and Tenth
street. entertained the l. G. G. club in
most pleasant way.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Chris